Innovation to improve the experience and outcomes of paediatric central venous access devices: the e-Vascular Access Passport

儿童有中心静脉接入装置(CVAD)--插入通往心脏的大静脉的管子--使复杂的健康状况得以治疗。但儿科CVAD对临床医生来说是有问题的，对儿童和家庭来说也是有压力的-许多会导致严重的并发症和停止工作。该项目旨在通过确定儿科CVAD负担，并开发一种创新的、基于数据和技术的资源-电子血管准入护照，来促进儿科CVAD护理。

Children have central venous access devices (CVAD)– tubes inserted into great veins leading to the heart- to enable treatment of complex health conditions. But paediatric CVAD are problematic for clinicians, and stressful for children and families - many result in severe complication and stop working. The project aims to advance paediatric CVAD care by identifying paediatric CVAD burden, and developing an innovative, data and technology-based resource -the e-Vascular Access Passport.